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If estate does not go through probate and settled between two parties through PoA and mutual agreement, wouldn't it open estate to litigation from other relatives?

In similar area, thus some kids and parents asking - which major to choose, even I am not sure if a skill will get a job after spending several years and 100s of thousands, things will be automated but how fast. I see skills like AC tech, electrician, mechanic, Architect, plumber, doctors...

Solo 401k can be useful to remove some or most income from your AGI but the rules are complicated.

I guess that this has more to do with Machine Learning and AI. They will get more data with this and they have a population to test the machines. It seems in some cases machines are already better than Radiologist in diagnosis. It looks that doctors just follow a flow chart.

Is there a month to month income limits requirement or just annual income targets?

Just weigh it if you have a good scale.

"prime rib special and an iced tea — expensive at $21.36," I guess most people think this is normal and eveyy one is entitled to this.

I guess taking SS at 70 can also help surviving spouse if self-insuring?

Missed most important: One may not need to make the decision........

Can not resist About Schmitt - YouTube

I have a line in my yearly budget for these kind of issues, any leftover are carried over to next year. As long as I am under limit, no problem.

Anybody looking to save some money and have more fun, self-driven safari,

I guess to get best return for an ER dreamer, one should try to cross 32% bendpoint. SS is given by .9x791+.32x2029+.15 of rest. So for better return one should try to cross 791+2029 bend points. one can play with Anypia to find the minimum number of work years to go into 15% area, it will also...

Something like UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICE's role is to improve outcomes for people using the NHS and other public health and social care services. We do this by: Producing evidence-based guidance and advice for health, public health and social care...

In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers have developed a blood test for Alzheimer's disease that predicts with astonishing accuracy whether a healthy person will develop the disease.